The Coronavirus has disrupted the way we live our lives and function as a society on so many different levels – and this includes our courts and justice system. In fact, even as industries and businesses are slowly reopening, most…
Drunk driving has been a huge problem in the United States for decades. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) pegs the number of arrests in 2018 for driving under the influence (DUI) at 1,001,329, a staggering figure by any standard.…
Nothing good ever comes with a DUI conviction. If you want to boost your chances of acquittal or dismissal, you will need to have a skilled and experienced extreme DUI attorney defending you in court. Still, a conviction will always…
DUI charges and their potential consequences can be tricky and quite confusing to understand. The severity of the penalties for a DUI conviction largely depends on the incidents and circumstances that surround it. A number of factors can turn a…
As a general rule, police officers cannot stop motorists on suspicion of driving under the influence just because they feel like it. To be able to do so legally, they must have reasonable suspicion for DUI. Law enforcement officers look…
Have you ever been pulled over for drunk driving or driving under the influence? It can be scary if you have no idea what your state laws are for such an offense. One example of an oft-repeated question is whether…
Drunk driving is illegal in all states, and a DUI conviction brings with it several short and long-term legal consequences. Some states, however, enforce DUI laws that are more stringent than usual. If you get arrested for a DUI in…
Drunk driving is illegal, and so is drugged driving. And if you think that the “drugged” in drugged driving only refers to illicit ones like cocaine, crystal meth, and heroin, you would be surprised by what the law has to…